Choose the correct answer. If x < 5, then. - Vidyadip

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Choose the correct answer. If $x < 5,$ then.

A
$-\text{x} < – 5$
B
$-\text{x}\leq-5$
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$-\text{x} > – 5$
D
$-\text{x}\leq-5$

✓

Answer

Correct option: C.

$-\text{x} > – 5$

If $x > 5$ then $- x > - 5.$

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